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focusing “primarily on lexical units and syntactic devices which serve to construct unification, unity, sameness, difference, uniqueness, origin, continuity, gradual or abrupt change, autonomy, heteron [...] national cultural goods, where European art and values and so on serve as material representations of European- ness. Second, the network structure, where European identity is formed through the es-
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over- looked so far that the introduction of the minimum wage can serve as a quasi experiment for some effects of a basic income in question. For a considerable part of the labour force, non-monetary
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struggle to define what the ILO is and what purposes it should serve. These questions affected the entire centennial history of the ILO and are therefore conse- quently present throughout the book, [...] point of reference. But Maul also illus- trates how the ILO often served as a platform for alternative approaches to international- ism and how it created space for the debate of alternative ideas at the [...] Europe, Asia and North Africa (103-08). The Second World War served as a catalyst and strengthened the ILO’s position as an important source of tech- nical knowledge in this field. Here, again, the
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transnational) networks of social relations among people in Europe serve as a base which allows the dissemination and telling of different stories, creating in effect a “narrative net- work” upon which [...] in social media. It is also in tradi- tional mass media where it serves the function of opening up political communication about often irreconcilable discursive positions. For all these reasons, the ironic
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issues of power and morale by pointing out how specific narratives serve to project ‘Europe’ (implying the EU) as a civilian power to the wider world and the implications deriving from this. 3.2 Master [...] durably successful at this than others. Such narratives that then serve as blueprints or guidelines for other stories are called master narratives (Bamberg & An- drews, 2004, 360). Master narratives are
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. 2012) These issues shall be addressed at the conference which serves as a forum for promoting cross‐cultural research in childhood and youth, focusing particularly on Europe and Africa. It has been
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visual sources. I tenta- tively argue that the nocturnal probably served as an educational tool for a wealthy, mathematically-inclined member of eighteenth-century English consumer culture. In addition to [...] , and paving the way for further research, this paper aims to serve as a case study in navigating matter. Keywords: Nocturnal, Ivory, Oxford, Deutsches Museum, Material Culture Introduction There is [...] material ivory, it is reasonable to assume that the nocturnal served as an edu- cational tool for the wealthy, and additional evidence pertaining to the production and sale of instruments in